book, $0.50 apiece, but the beyond meat berger is $17, so al gore is getting a nice royalty on those beyond meat burgers. speak with a democrat wins the white house, there is going to be a whole fake meat stimulus. the most successful ipo in 2019 thus far was timed on the eve of this big u.n. report appeared al gore, steeped in politics, regulatory powers, involved in this ipo with his company investment, and then it explodes. now you have the world talking about meat regulation for the u.n. chief himself said the successful u.n. agreement will result in skyrocketing meat costs. that s what they want to do. so what s the alternative? pea protein, that is what is in this al gore burger, made out of all kinds of weird ingredients like that. mark: okay. i don t think i m going to have one after the show. have a regular burger with me. that is about it for us tonight.
$17, so al gore is getting a pretty nice royalty of every one of those beyond meat burgers. yes, and if a democrat wins the whitee house, there is going to be a whole fake meat stimulus. the most successful ipo in 2019 thus far was timed on the eve of this big u.n. report. al gore, steeped in politics, regulatory powers, was involvedi in this ipo with his company investment, and then it explodes. now you have the world talking about meator regulation. the u.n. chief himself said the successful u.n. agreement will result in skyrocketing meat costs. that s what they want to do. so what s the alternative? pea protein, that is w what is n this al gore burger, made out of all kinds of weird ingredients like that. mark: okay. i don t think i m going to have one after the show. have a regular burger with me. marc morano, thank you for that. that is about it for us tonight. tune in each night at 8:00 eastern for the show that is the
first, let s go to ainsley earhardt standing by with t headlines. reporter: authorities releasing the identity of the man who shot and killed people including a cop at the texas am campus. he was shot to death after a face-off with college station police. several people also wounded including three officers. investigators say he was being served an eviction notice before he opened fire. ranchers are struggling during the drought might be getting help from hungry soldiers. under orders from the president pentagon might be buying more beef and lamb to feed the troops. defense department is looking at low meat costs. worst drought in decades forcing ranchers to sell off their livestock at cheaper prices. greta: fast and fewer yogs got more furious. the house held attorney general eric holder today it got revved
it offset a loss of government jobs. keep in mind the 80,000 net jobs gained includes temporary workers. i m afraid the deep dive reveals the normal conversion rate for temporary workers who then get offered a full-time position is 45% by some estimates. right now it s 30%. that s a clear indicator that employers are skittish about hiring. what about the drought conditions across this country? they re expected to take a toll on our wallets when we go to the grocery store. by how much are you thinking? the u.s. agriculture department is predicting a 3.5% increase across the board, cheese and crackers, cereal, milk, you name it. and a 10% increase in meat costs. this all tracks back to corn and soybe soybeans. of course we re talking about the bread basket states where the lion s share of growing is, and it affects all prices. also, you recall, alex, the food versus fuel debate. keep in mind, a lot of that corn, the first allotment goes to ethanol production. so farmers and ranchers
it s exponential. a magnitude of difference. some people say by the governor signing this particular bill, it will wake up the feds to actually send some help down your way. do you believe that? well, i think the governor s intentions were good and i think they were motivated by the fact that 70% of the people in arizona are shocked and afraid about what s going on on the border. and they re worried about border security. the problem is that that that law and the thinking behind it and the new debate in washington about immigration reform is simply not clear thinking. you can t have immigration reform until you have secure borders. in mexico, and senora, mexico, meat costs $4.50 a pound today. if you can find a job there which you can t, you can t get paid $4.50 a day to work there. think. if people there believe that there be immigration reform and